Earmarked as an artist to watch by everyone from The Sunday Times, Music Week and NME to Vogue Italia, Wonderland Magazine and Numero, Lola Lennox is worth listening to. Music has been in Lola’s blood from as long as she can remember. She has played the piano and sung from seven years old, written songs from the age of fifteen, and earned a place at the Royal Academy of Music. In 2020, Lola’s critically acclaimed summer single 'Back At Wrong' was performed on The Kelly Clarkson show on NBC and reached number 21 in the UK radio charts after being added to the Radio 2’s A playlist.  

Earlier in the year she released 'In The Wild' and 'Pale', songs that walk the line between emotional vulnerability and female Pop power. Her music is honest and bold, exploring the journeys we experience as human beings, from the electric highs of love and joy to the crushing lows of heartbreak and feeling lost; it is clear that music is a tool in her search to find herself.

2020 saw Lola duet with her mother, Annie Lennox, for their much talked about performance  of 'There Must Be An Angel' for Global Citizen One World: Together At Home to an audience of over 270 million viewers. While in 2019 she collaborated with Goldfrapp’s Will Gregory on the soundtrack for the “Serengeti” docu-series, which was narrated by Oscar winning actress Lupita Nyong and aired in over 35 countries around the world (including the the UK  on BBC and the U.S. on Discover Network). 

Following 2020's 'La La Love Me' and 'Back At Wrong', Lola Lennox started 2021 off strong with the release of 'Wherever You Go'.